In September 2013, Nigerian businessman Aliko Dangote unveiled plans to build a refinery with a capacity to process 650,000 barrels of crude per day. The plan also includes
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In September 2013, Nigerian businessman Aliko Dangote unveiled plans to build a refinery with a capacity to process 650,000 barrels of crude per day. The plan also includes
As members of the African diaspora, our role has evolved far beyond simply sending remittances home. Today, we stand as agents of change with the potential to shape
The world of sports is no stranger to controversy, and marquee events like the Olympics often spark global debates. However, few have ignited as much discussion as the
On Saturday, August 10th, Nigerians took to the streets for the 10th and final day of the #EndBadGovernment protests. Organizers of the demonstrations are demanding an end to
Mosope ArubayiIn practical terms, President Kagame is poised to remain President for life as Rwandans continue to vote in favour of peace and development over justice and democracy.
Africa, often regarded as the birthplace of coffee, has the potential to become the world’s largest coffee exporter. Renowned for its diverse coffee-producing countries such as Ethiopia, Kenya,
Large-scale protests erupted across Kenya following the parliament’s approval of a 2024 finance bill that raises taxes on a range of everyday essentials, such as cooking oil, diapers,
Ayo Media presents FIRST BORN DAUGHTER, a new podcast hosted by Adenike Olanrewaju (Founder of Ayo Media) that examines Black women and their relationship with work, labor, and success
Mosope ArubayiIf a central bank is incapable, or not willing, to meet all the demand for foreign exchange at its official exchange rate and seeks to protect or
Energy generation, distribution, and sustainability pose significant challenges for African economies. Despite the continent’s rich potential in human and natural resources, the lack of adequate power generation infrastructure,